George Eastman

George Eastman was an American entrepreneur and inventor best known for founding the Kodak company and popularizing photography. In the context of industrial chemistry, he revolutionized film production and processing by developing practical, user-friendly cameras and flexible film. His innovations made photography accessible to the masses, leading to advancements in photographic chemicals and materials. Eastman’s emphasis on efficient production methods and standardization played a significant role in the expansion of the photography industry, influencing both consumer and commercial photography while contributing to the growth of related fields in industrial chemistry.